New leaked info on NV45

[***Deimos***]

- codename riva128

7. How does RIVA 128 perform with various CPU speeds?
RIVA 128 is designed for both Pentium and Pentium II-class machines. It's powerful 100MHz 128-bit architecture, capable of processing 5 GFLOPS and 15 billion operations per second, provides maximum 2D and 3D acceleration for every application, regardless of which CPU it's being processed on. However, because of this massive processing capability, RIVA 128 can scale with CPU's even faster than the current Pentium II 300 MHz.

[bias_hjorth]

I dont follow ya?

[***Deimos***]

its meant to be ironic.
You know back in the hay-day of 0.5u at STG-Thompson, nVidia was already doing some amazing stuff. This is part of press release for Riva 128ZX, from 1998.

[Techmasta]

I don't see how it has anything to do with the title "New leaked info on NV45."

[***Deimos***]

Its supposed to be funny: I took specs from 6 year old GPU and posted them under the NV45 name. Since back then they already had 5GFLOPS, and 15 billion operations per second, I was hoping somebody would fall for this joke, and actually think they are specs for NV45... I guess teh PII 300 kinda gives it away.

[Anarki]

[***Deimos***]

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